Sentence examples for real impairment from inspiring English sources
As the nature of childhood changes, should we rethink the areas in which kids need to be competent, and what represents real impairment?
As the parent of an autistic adult, I know autism has hidden depths, but they are hidden under real impairment.
Theres no real impairment to book value, although its certainly a headwind..
Missing such seasonal windows, Miller said, "is a real impairment of our scientific endeavor".
The data indicate that the early changes in protein abundance of photosynthetic enzymes are involved in photosynthetic maintenance and repair and that no real impairment of photosynthesis is occurring at that time (an elastic strain rather than a plastic strain as defined by Levitt [ 53]).
The actual implementation was aimed at assessing the performance under real hardware impairment conditions, such as limited dynamic range digital-to-analog converters (DAC).
The goal of the hearing-dummies is to mimic the effect of real hearing impairments [39].
All real system impairments mentioned above are compensated with AGC, carrier frequency offset compensation, time synchronization, and phase tracking algorithms.
I think I may be stuck with one or two, so far there's been no real permanent impairments.
Mismatches or errors in the estimated cycle frequencies and the true cycle frequencies due to real world impairments can be corrected through adaptive algorithms [27].
They described a "real triad of impairment" in ASD consisting of impaired abstraction, impaired theory of mind, and visual, as opposed to linguistic, processing, which results in an inability to form a centrally coherent base of knowledge about the world and in a marked deficit in empathy.
